Thunda

Thunda, whose real name is Nyelon Williams, is a Grenadian soca artist best known as one-half of the popular musical duo Lil Natty & Thunda. He has earned recognition in Grenada and across the Caribbean through energetic performances, memorable carnival songs, and successful collaborations with his musical partner, Dingaan “Lil Natty” Henry.

Through his contribution to Grenadian soca, Thunda has become part of a new generation of entertainers helping introduce the island’s music and carnival culture to international audiences.

Early Life and Background

Nyelon “Thunda” Williams is from Grenada. Although detailed information about his date of birth, childhood, parents, and education is limited, his musical journey reflects a strong connection to the island’s entertainment culture.

Before becoming widely recognized, Thunda was developing his identity as a performer. He has described himself as naturally shy, explaining that performing and traveling helped him become more confident.

Music Career and Rise to Fame

Thunda gained widespread recognition through his partnership with Lil Natty. The two performers joined forces to create Lil Natty & Thunda, a duo that quickly became popular within Grenada’s soca scene.

Their first year together brought an impressive result when they reached the National Soca Monarch finals with their song “Double Trouble,” finishing fourth.

They continued releasing music and performing at carnival events, gradually building a loyal following. Their popularity grew through songs such as “Take It To Dem,” “Top Striker,” and “Get in Your Section.”

One of their biggest achievements came in August 2018, when they won Grenada’s Power Soca Monarch competition with “Get in Your Section.” They defeated defending champion Boyzie, earning 267 points and bringing the championship title to St. David. I Am Grenadian+1

Popular Songs and Achievements

Some notable releases associated with Thunda and Lil Natty include:

• “Get in Your Section”
• “Top Striker”
• “Take It To Dem”
• “Going Still”
• “The Ambush”
• “My Stage Now”
• “Pull D Pin”

Their music has reached audiences in the United States, Canada, England, and other Caribbean territories.

In February 2026, Lil Natty & Thunda received recognition from Grenada’s Spicemas Corporation for representing their country at Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival. They were also acknowledged as reigning 2025 Power Soca Monarch champions. NOW Grenada+1

Personal Life

Thunda generally keeps his private life away from public attention. Information about his family, relationships, education, and activities outside music is not widely documented.

He has spoken about becoming more confident through his experiences as a performer and meeting people across the Caribbean and internationally.

Thunda’s Net Worth and Earnings

Thunda’s exact net worth has not been publicly disclosed. There are no independently verified financial records establishing his personal wealth.

His potential income sources include:

• Music streaming royalties.
• Live performances and concert appearances.
• Carnival shows and entertainment events.
• Music collaborations and recording projects.
• Sponsorships and promotional partnerships.

His work with Lil Natty has also created opportunities through international performances and the duo’s involvement in Grenada’s carnival industry.